The phrase "basically implies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something suggests or implies something else in a basic or fundamental way. For example: "He basically implies that the problem is too big for any individual to fix."
"That basically implies the molecules survive in a larger form," Dr. Jenniskens said.
When there are visions involved, and dreams and ideals and ethics and changed values... that all basically implies a revolution.
We have a simple philosophy of "1% Done," which basically implies that disruptive growth is the only way we can create a tangible solution to the hunger problem.
Washington players have nicknamed these former Kansas City players Five-0, a street reference that basically implies the former Chiefs are two-faced.
It basically implies the stronger woman has to go in "man one" position because I'm quite glute dominant, shall we say".
The energy losses in Fig. 10b can be used to calculate the annual monetary losses as a function of N, which basically implies using the end-user electricity cost at each location (see Table 2).
And indifference curves basically imply exactly as the name suggests that you would be indifferent among the mixes of bread and wine anywhere on this curve.
While the McCain campaign recently began accusing Mr. Obama of practicing "Chicago" or "Chicago-style" politics -- basically implying "corrupt" -- it's interesting that now Mr. Axelrod's family name has been lumped in.
The first group then replied by saying that without a real fix to the banking system, the economy would not recover, and losses would grow even larger that nationalisation was, in fact, the cost effective way to handle things.But then the administration basically implied that it wouldn't let any major bank fail, and markets began rising, and everything worked itself out.
Meanwhile, Global Swift's Irish says that the default rate on those transactions (basically implying that those customers went out of business) is around 3%, a tad higher than in the past.
The high EC at the beginning of leaching and its low resilience thereafter basically implied that the EHM tailings had ever experienced a highly reactive stage, which accumulated salts, and now are tending to be temperate in geochemical reactivity.
